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GAINESVILLE — No need to apologize, fellas.
It's OK.
You won another one in front of a less-than-capacity crowd Saturday.
You're 8-1 and ranked No. 7 in the country.
You've won seven SEC games for only the 12th time in school history.
And, yet, the first thing Florida coach Will Muschamp did when he took the podium after the Gators' 14-7 victory over Missouri is to say in an almost contrite tone: "This is who we are. ... It ain't always pretty. ... We need to continue to improve and become a more explosive offense."
Asked later if he was apologizing for the victory, Muschamp shook his head no, but then added, "I'm a realist and I'm honest and I call it the way it is. When it stinks, it stinks."
Ah, another beautiful, sunny day in Gainesville.
And another ugly, stinky victory.
The Muschamp magical mystery season continues.
Seriously, this guy shouldn't be the Coach of the Year in college football; he should be the Miracle Worker of the Year in college football for what he has done from the Gator sideline. He has somehow, someway managed to take half a team and turn them into a full-blown national power.
Essentially Muschamp is winning games with his offense tied behind his back. Florida's receivers can't get open, the offensive line can't really pass-block and first-year starting quarterback Jeff Driskel hasn't yet mastered the nuances of the college passing game. In total offense, the Gators rank 11th in the SEC. In passing offense, they rank dead last.
Three days before the election, Muschamp's approval ratings should be good enough to take the state of Florida from both Obama and Romney. If this guy can turn the Gators into winners with his talent-thin roster, imagine what he could do with our cash-strapped economy. The man has taken a bunch of meatloaf at UF and turned it into chateaubriand.
There is an inclination to say the down-to-the-wire game against a mediocre Missouri team was an aberration, that the Gators were still feeling the aftershock of last week's devastating loss to Georgia. But I disagree. This was no letdown; this was the status quo. The Gators are a team with ordinary talent who have managed to win some close games with extraordinary determination.
"There's just a lot of resolve on our football team," Muschamp said. "We've got guys who continue to fight, show heart and are playing for each other. … These guys never blink."
The fact that the Gators were able to go unbeaten through the first seven games of the season is a testament to the iron defensive will Muschamp has instilled in the team. Even in UF's one loss last week against Georgia, they nearly drove in for a potential game-tying touchdown despite turning the ball over six times.
The same goes for Saturday. By all rights, Missouri could have easily won this game. To put it in perspective, consider that UCF's offense had much more success against Missouri earlier this year than Florida had Saturday. The Knights outgained Missouri (395 to 346), they ran more plays (80-59) and had almost double the first downs (27-16). In contrast, Florida was outdone by Mizzou in all of those categories — total yards (335-276), total plays (86-56) and first downs (23-11).
But the Gators don't win with stats; they win with guts. In Missouri's last six possessions of the game, the Tigers drove into UF's territory every time. And do you know how many points they got for their time and trouble? None. Not a single one.
Before the season, I wrote the Gators — with the talent on hand — would be fortunate to win eight games. And you know what? I stand by that statement.
The Gators do have the talent on hand to win only eight games.
But they have the toughness and tenacity to win 10 or 11.
No need to apologize for that.
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Grab some friends and fight your way through a long-since abandoned cyberpunk city in this Co-op ARPG.
We are beyond excited to announce that Project Lodus will be releasing on Windows PC! Check out Update #7 for the details.
Because of that we can now assure you that in the reward tiers that offer copies of the game, we can guarantee that you WILL get those copies on Windows PC. Sorry for the confusion - we unfortunately cannot edit the wording of the reward tiers after they're created.
In regards to questions of what, if any, kinds of DRM you might expect on the final game: It is our intention to not overload the game with oppressive DRM, but it is difficult to make a guarantee this early. We think Steam would be a great fit for us, so you might expect something like that.
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Every backer will now be receiving the Project Lodus soundtrack, regardless of the outcome of our campaign!
Every backer will now also be entered into a raffle to win 1 of 10 Project Lodus shirts (from the 300 tier), regardless of the outcome of our campaign!
Read more about these special promotions in Update #16.
The high res version of the above video is available on our YouTube channel.
A big thank you to our buddy Mike Shott of Sure Shott Films for putting that together for us.
Audio credits: "We Can Make The World Stop" by The Glitch Mob, "Farewell to the Former World" by Blue Sky Black Death, "Three Thousand" by These New Puritans. All copyright their respective owners.
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We're proud to announce we're the first developer to partner with the new and awesome GamerSuggestions.com! We still have our forums for discussion and debate, but GamerSuggestions allows anyone to submit and vote on items for Project Lodus. We'll be watching and voting ourselves too!
As the more perceptive among you have no doubt noticed by the title, Project Lodus is a Cyberpunk Co-op Action RPG being developed by industry up-and-comers (can we say that about ourselves?) Leviathan Interactive. We're focusing on crafting an engaging story experience, presenting some seriously eye-popping visuals and art direction that make for an exciting world to have fun in, and populating said world with tons of everyone's favorite stuff: loot. We're also taking a different approach to the combat system, involving some big name Hollywood swordmasters from the very beginning giving us pretty badass-looking choreography while still allowing the player to rely on specials, abilities, and other basic cornerstones.
RPGs are easily our favorite genre - we want to stay true to classics like Baldur's Gate and Diablo. More to that, we want to be honest with you guys and say that we don't want to see a whole lot changed. Those games were tons of fun, so why mess with a good thing?
Well, we also love smart design. Changes can absolutely be for the better, if they are done right. Clunky user interfaces make it harder to get to the loot you want and even sometimes to sort the good stuff out from underneath the pile of junk. Repetitive attack animations make the game all about the grind for the loot. The grind can be rewarding, but why can't your character, "Sparky McKickbutt" look as cool as his gear suggests he is 100% of the time? Why can't getting the loot be just as fun as the loot itself?
These are the main questions we're asking with Project Lodus. If you read on, or if you haven't already take a look at the video above, you'll see that we're well on our way to an answer already.
Now, the reeeeally savvy among you are no doubt asking yourselves... "Who the heck are these guys?" And that's fair, considering the vast majority of you have never heard of Leviathan Interactive before. We're a new studio, but we are definitely hitting the ground running. Everyone working on Project Lodus - about 10 people - are super passionate about the project and what they are contributing. Honestly, we can't be more grateful for everything this team has done so far.
Our core team is made up of Hans, Garrett, and Cameron. We're gamers through and through - fans of good games, and even sometimes bad ones. (We're all looking at Cameron, who played and beat Rogue Warrior. Ouch.) In a nutshell, we're fans who love what we play, but we definitely think some things could be a little better.
Everything that Leviathan has done so far on Project Lodus has been on our own dime - we're completely self-funded. And while we started out doing this on the side, we've recently transitioned to putting our full time and effort into this dream of ours. Project Lodus has 100% of our faith and attention, and we really hope you guys dig it. Let's get into what this game is all about.
The Story
A group of friends living in a secluded society, brainwashed and closed off from the rest of the universe discover the remains of an advanced civilization hidden underneath their so-called utopia.
With the help of an eccentric old man who is more than he seems, four kids venture below the surface and unearth the long-lost secrets of an underground world riddled with technology, the likes of which no one they know has ever seen.
They soon learn that secrets and conspiracies hold merit, and that such power brings great evil to those who are not prepared to receive it.
At its heart, this is a coming of age story. At the time of telling, all of our main characters will be 15 years old. As the game moves forward, we will see each of them grow up, mature, and be affected by the events unfolding around them. By the end of the game they will talk differently, act differently, and absolutely look the part of a seasoned, battle forged badass.
Throughout the story, our heroes will be forced to face down a more humane issue than just finding the next baddie to rip to shreds (although that will most definitely be an option!): human augmentation. In order to survive in the technology-ridden city below, they must assimilate pieces of tech - armor, weapons, neural augmentations - to survive. Those upgrades don't come without a price. Story and events will have tangible effects on character development making your time investment worthwhile for more than just insanely epic loot.
At Leviathan, we fully believe in carving out your own unique spot in whatever you do. So when thinking about RPGs we immediately knew for us that meant no elves, no orcs, no magic wizards – that fantasy setting has its place, but we wanted to create our own brand new world.
What we ended up with is a mashup of classic scifi art inspired lighting and style, cyberpunk environments and mentalities, a modest dash of post-apocalyptica for fun, mixed with lots of our own style for flavor. The surface town our heroes are from is set on planet Lodus' barren alien desert. But as they venture underground, an entirely different experience awaits. An ancient yet preserved cyberpunk metropolis rests in a massive cavern waiting to be explored. A thick blue atmosphere coats the dead city that still seems eerily alive. The heroes will be fighting on top of interconnected skyscrapers, down in the streets where back alley aug dealers used to be – there are so many places we can't wait for you to explore.
Any RPG wouldn't be complete without tons of loot, we're no different. We plan on having lots of it, with crafting systems that add to the depth and longevity of your kit building beyond just picking up a new sword. Basic weapons will be basic as you'd expect, but in progressing through the game you'll find cooler and cooler tech. For example: a shield at first could be just a simple metal shield with a simple folding mechanism for when it's not in use. Midway through the game, your shield will be built into your arm and have more elaborate mechanical parts to fold out. Later, you will start to replace the metal surface of it with a force field and the highest level ones might be completely energy-driven.
One of our biggest artistic undertakings will be designing the User Interface for this game. Too often we see clunky, near unusable UIs that really take away from the excitement and immersion of the game. After all, it's your loot, you earned it. We want to make it as easy as possible for you to find, equip, trade, or even junk your items and jump right back into the fight.
We already said that we want to do big things with our combat system, and being that we're making an Action RPG, you might have already assumed that. It's just a fact - combat is a key, irreplaceable part of the genre. And there are a lot of parts that come together as you grind through that dungeon with your friends. At any given moment in battle, a player has to consider a huge range of variables, such as:
- Their character's health
- Their opponent's health
- Health of party members
- Environmental hazards
- Enemy "tells" (that a big attack is coming)
- Triggering context-sensitive attacks
- Objects in the world that may be required to further the story
And a lot more. But the most central component to all of this is... come on... we all know it... stats. Behind all of this, there is a back-end that revolves around a multitude of stats - his, yours, hers, it's, etc.
If you take stats away from the player, you end up with a really dumbed-down system, and that's out of the question. We're fans of realism in combat, but if you up the realism too much, you end up with something brutal like Dark Souls, which was a great game, but masochism's not quite what we're going for here. We realized that our sweet spot was in the realm of a wide base set of statistics that are still visible to the player, but are built into the system in such a way as to serve the intense choreography we would be getting from our swordmasters. Keep the basic input method of games like Bastion or Skyrim, reward players for strategic use and encourage a deeper understanding, and then wrap it all up in completely badass choreography.
Which is a nice segue into introducing those swordmasters we've been talking about. One of the most unique things about our 10 person team at Leviathan is that it includes our very own resident swordmasters. Whereas most game companies will hire professionals on for a short time as consultants and build their combat system at a later time without them, we are integrating the professionals from the beginning. Not only are they choreographing the combat, they are actually assisting in its integration into the game and later will play a key role in balancing and fine-tuning.
So who are these guys? Our fight team is comprised of Jan Bryant, Dan Speaker, and Kim Turney. You can check out their laundry list of credits by clicking their names and heading to their IMDB pages, but some key projects they've been involved with have been Hook, Army of Darkness, Master and Commander: Far Side of the World, Hidalgo, and Three Musketeers. They've worked with some amazing people, so we're really excited to have them on our team. If you want to learn more about them, check out their website:
But why all the emphasis on choreography? As we mentioned earlier, loot is always fun, but the journey to the loot can be really repetitive. At most, a game might have around 3 - 7 attack animations per weapon. Now, if you lump specials and abilities on top of that, you have a pretty acceptable array of moves to pull from. But consider this: in an 8 hour game, with 5 attack animations, you could see the same animation 720 times. Honestly, if the female voice living inside my smart phone can tell me where to hide a body, I think we can do a little better than that.
And that's really the central point to our combat system. We are doing away with the same old repetitive attack animation system and replacing it with what will hopefully be a seemingly endless patchwork pattern of choreographed attacks that feel unique and supremely realistic.
Like many projects on Kickstarter, Project Lodus has been 100% self funded up to this point.
When you're self-funded, you have to strike that balance between being entrenched in your own game and dreams, and sticking your head out every once in a while to show people what you've got. Before coming to Kickstarter, we were able to show our game to several publishers. We were absolutely thrilled with the positive responses we got. They loved the idea, they just needed something playable, with a bit of polish.
By supporting this project, you are helping us make a vertical slice demo, which is basically a small part of the game world presented in a playable state with all the intended features in. This is what the next step would be for any developer in our position, and it's what publishers and other investors want to see in order to make a money decision.
The funds will enable us to pay some or even all of our employees for their work and it will also help to pay for the time we spent in the motion capture studio.
Of course, Kickstarter is an all-or-nothing funding platform, meaning if we do not reach our goal, we don't get anything. The goal of $50,000 we set is the minimum we need to get this thing off the ground and to a more tangible point. The final cost of development will be substantially higher, and it would be a lot to ask you guys to put that much faith in us. That being said, we already have a huge amount of interest in this game from suits in the industry. So the more money we can raise here, the more polished our vertical slice will be, and the more locked-in our chances will be of getting published. It's up to you guys!
But who ARE you people? We want to know! The thing is, guys and gals, we're asking you to believe in us. If we were big-name industry celebrities, that might be a lot easier. But we know we're a new studio and we have yet to prove ourselves in a tangible way.
If you do decide to donate, there is no way we can ever thank you enough, even if we don't reach our goal. And while we would love to come (probably uninvited), sit on your couch and play hours upon hours of Skyrim with you, we figure it's best to settle on social media and forums.
Our goal as a company is to be as open as possible, to share our ideas with the fans and involve them because without the fans, there is no game. The best place to be a part of Project Lodus right from the beginning is our forums. Our devs are on every day and relish dialog with interested fans. (Plus we really need to help Garrett to stop having conversations with his ThreeA toys). Other ways to be involved are of course Twitter and Facebook.
Investing in a demo takes courage, but it's also a great way to have an impact on the game from the beginning. We'll be looking for your input on everything from release platforms, to balancing the combat system, and pretty much everything in between. It's your money, and we want your voice to be heard.
Garrett Schultz - Garrett has been a graphic and user interface design professional for eight years. A passionately creative person, he is actively involved in many fields of art and is equipped and excited to share his vision as Art Director. When not creating, Garrett enjoys gaming, discovering music, and finding inspiration (just check out his Tumblr!). Favorite Games: Thief: Deadly Shadows, Bioshock, The Mass Effect Trilogy.
Hans Pasricha - An avid gamer with years of project management experience in the mobile and web markets, Hans is humbled and excited to be a part of such a talented team. With extensive experience in stunt choreography, he is uniquely qualified to bring Lodus's combat system to life in an exciting way. Favorite games: Fable 2, Portal 2, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Cameron McAteer - A fast learner and self-starter, Cameron is currently attending CSUN where his programming skill set broadens every day. He often shares stories and ideas with friends that would make their favorite games even better, and is passionate about his role as Technical Director on Project Lodus. Favorite Games: The Halo Franchise, The Half-Life Franchise, Rummikub.
So that's it. We hope you guys like the project! It has been our main passion for many months now, and we would be really excited to focus even more on it. Even if we do not reach funding, this will still be our dream. We will continue to work, and to try to make this happen.
Don't forget to join our forums, follow us on Twitter, and like us on Facebook to help spread the word. Every little bit counts.
With Utmost Thanks,
Leviathan Interactive
We don't have any platforms set yet, but Linux is a huge one and we'll definitely consider it. One of the biggest things we're looking for is platform input from fans & backers, so the best way to show Linux support would be to donate and join our forums.
Again, assuming we have a PC release (which is looking very likely) then we will have LAN support. As a side note we are definitely not fans of requiring an always-on internet connection.
We've just added the $20 tier so that it nets you a full copy of the game, but with no guarantees as to platform. Further, the also new $125 tier of course gets you a copy of the game and access to the private Beta, but also nets access to the playtest group for the Vertical Slice we are funding here. This is the best way to have direct input on the game.
Unfortunately we can't guarantee platforms right now, but assuming that this does make it out on PC there is a good chance we will have it up on Steam. As far as any 1st-party releases go, that would depend on the circumstances regarding the publisher upon release.
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Title: 금 나와라, 뚝딱! / I Summon You, Gold!
Also Known as: Gold, Appear!
Genre: Family, Romance
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2013-April-06
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 20:40
I Summon You, Gold! drama which drily draws the bluff and fact of the middle class which desires the high class. It will talk about the reality of a middle class family and their money problems, as well as love and marriage.
Mong Hee and Yoo Na (both played by Han Ji Hye) are two different woman who look exactly the same. Mong Hee, is street salesperson who is cheerful and hopeful. She dreams of being a jewelry designer. On the other hand, Yoo Na is a cold modern woman and daughter of a rich family.
Park Hyun Soo (Yun Jung Hoon) is the CEO of a large jewelry company, owned by his parents while constantly compete with his brother, Park Hyun Joon (Lee Tae Sung), for the CEO position. Park Hyun Soo is going through a divorce from his ex-wife, Yoo Na. He then will meet and fall in love with Mong Hee who looks exactly like his ex-wife.
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1846: Madrid is a-buzz with wedding fever as the city prepares for the royal marriages of the Borbón Queen, Isabel II and her sister, the Infanta María Luisa Fernanda. In a narrow back street, a group of leather artisans struggle to meet demand for tobacco pouches, coin purses, boxes, bags and cigar cases. In 1872, Enrique Loewe Roessberg forges his expertise in leather with that of these local craftsmen, with such success that by the 1890s, aristocrats are finding their way to another small street, calle del Príncipe, and the first shop to bear the Loewe name above the door. Inside, everything is made-toorder, custom-created to the whims of the ladies and gentleman of the court.
1905 and it is royal wedding fever all over again. The new King and Queen, Alfonso XIII and Victoria Eugenia - the latter the niece of Britain's Queen Victoria – grant Loewe the honour of the official title of "Supplier to the Royal Court". For ladies, a handbag in iguana, crocodile or snake from the firm, now helmed by the founder's son, Enrique Loewe Hilton, has become the ultimate symbol of elegance and refinement.


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Obanda blitz seals crushing win for Kenya
Alex Obanda proved to hot for Canada smashing a match winning 79 to help Kenya cruise to a crushing 9 wicket victory at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.
Kenya were set a target of 139 by Canada and Obanda wasted little time smahing 11 fours and a six as Kenya reached their target with 5 overs to spare.
Obanda was partnered by Steve Tikolo (50) and the pair enjoyed an opening partnership of 126 which sealed the victory for Kenya dispite Obanda being trapped LBW by Sunil Dhaniram.
Batting first Canada were indebted to Rizwan Cheema (30), Geoff Barnett (30) and Ashish Bagai (36) as the trio helped the Canadians recover from 26/2 to post a total of 138/9.
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This recipe is AMAZING! This is HANDS DOWN the best oatmeal cookie I've ever baked. Everyone loved them - even the coconut haters! Take them out of oven right at 8 minutes. If you allow the edges to get brown they aren't as chewy (unless you like them crunchy). I've never been able to make a 100% butter recipe stay chewy (probably because of the coconut). This recipe is absolutely failproof and will be my go-to recipe forever. It's easy enough to swap out add-ins.
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This is a hit! Just make sure you don't get the cookies too brown; they should almost look light in color when removing from oven. Also, I really think the coconut makes this receipe even better. I add 1 cup of Hershey's minichips to batter since I love toffee and chocolate together.
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I've used this recipe for years. I only bake it at the holidays and I have requests from everyone I know to make sure I make enough for them! Omit coconut (yuck!) and add chocolate chips. Yummy in the tummy!
Review 12/20/2009 8:10:12 PM by G-Mom:
These cookies are SO GOOD!! I use about half of the oats and substitute 1 to 1 1/2 cups of pecans instead.
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I made these for our vacation & I believe that they were all gone in 2 days-delicious-especially if you love toffee & coconut!
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This is my all time favorite cookie. I make it every Christmas.
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Love this recipe. I add a package of butterscotch morsels and reach a new level of decadence with this cookie. I have not used the coconut flakes yet, but those and pecans are on my list of eventual add ins for this awesome recipe.
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To die for! They are wonderful!
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I have been making these cookies for years and they are hands down the absolute favorite of my family. I haven't given these cookies away and NOT received raves of praise. These are a MUST for any cookie maker!
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The family loves these cookies and I didn't mess them up. (I'm definately not a baker....thanks
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2011 Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana
Annual Meeting Award Recipients
Appreciation Pin
- Angela Widdis- Angela serves as service unit manager to two areas (Service Units 636 and 637 in Berrien County, Southwest Michigan), was part of the property realignment committee, is a council trainer, a product program chair, has hosted events, mentored 3 girls on earning their Silver Award and also leads a Girl Scout Junior.
- Michelle Williams- Michelle has served as recruiter, coach coordinator and service unit manager of SU 631 in Laporte County for 9 years. Over that time her service unit has grown by 64% and every grade in every school has a troop available to girls.
- Sarah Brunner- Sarah has served as coach coordinator, recruiter, day camp volunteer, long time troop leader of multiple troops and assists service unit 619 in Huntington County with providing plenty of events for girls of all ages. Several girls in her troops have had learning disabilities, Down's syndrome, and emotional issues. Each girl is treated with respect, fairness and inclusion and each girl is expected to treat others with the same respect, fairness and inclusion.
- Denise Blatnik(not pictured)- Denise serves as a troop leader, Service Unit Manager, and Event Program Coordinator. She brings fun to her Service Unit by being the "Queen Mum." One leader shared "we never know if we will be having high tea or cutting shapes out and gluing them on headbands so we can be trees, the only thing we always know is that it will be fun and we will learn something and stay excited about helping our girls become better adults."
- Monica Hollman(not pictured)- as Troop leader, Organizer, and registrar for Service Unit 617, Monica doubled the amount of girls registered at one school. She also created a database to keep track of her Service Unit's registration numbers so they can be easily referenced for Service Unit Standards of Brilliance.
- Colleen Amorini(not pictured) - Colleen volunteers as a troop leader, council facilitator, and Service Unit Recruiter. "Sparkles" as she is called believes in the power of girl and works hard to help the girls of her own troop find their power. She also organized recruitment for her service unit and welcomed over thirty new troop leaders to their area.
- Michelle Roose(not pictured) - Michelle serves as troop leader for two troops and a school organizer; she organized a Teddy Bear Tea Party and spent the day planning and preparing for the event, doubling her school's girl scouts in the process. Even when faced with serious illness, Michelle made a trip to her local cookie cupboard to make sure her troop would have cookies to sell.
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- Cindy Cook- Co-leader of a Senior/Ambassador troop, service unit registrar, communications specialist, last minute product program chair, lock-in event cook, and all around "behind the scenes" person are all positions Cindy Cook has held within service unit 619 of Huntington County.
- Chris Powell - Chris Powell serves Girl Scouts as a service unit manager, communications coordinator, cookie cupboard helper and event helper for service unit 617 (DeKalb County). She has taken on leaderless troops to keep them going and then worked successfully to recruit new volunteers to take over the leadership mentoring them until they are comfortable to guide the troop on their own.
- Deanna Stuckey(not pictured) - Deanna Stuckey has served a troop leader for 9 years, school organizer, recruiter, registrar, event coordinator and helper, cookie kick-off organizer with service unit 621 (Adams County)and also a council trainer. She has added community interest and involvement in the Cookie Kick-off by adding a cookie eating and trivia contest and inviting Adam's county city mayors and other local "celebrities".
- Lynette Akin (not pictured) - As a volunteer holding many roles, Lynette does extensive research to find information to present to her fellow leaders. She is also very interested in Councils' Own awards and developed the Summit City Try-It, Badge, and Interest Project Patch.
- Kathy Detweiler(not pictured) - Kathy serves as the Event Program Coordinator and a Troop Leader. She assists her Service Unit plan events so that each girl is provided with programming that includes Discover, Connect, and Take action. Also, as a promoter of camping opportunities, she encourages girls and leaders to get outside and enjoy nature.
Thanks Badge
- Sue Anderson - Sue holds a multitude of positions within our council such as; Service Unit Manager, Cookie Cupboard Host, Camp Director, Troop Leader, Event Planner, and more. As if the sheer number of positions that she holds is not a reflection of the dedication that she has to our council, she goes above and beyond in each position to provide the finest level of service.
- Martha Weiss- Martha Weiss is not only a role model with her girls but for other leaders in the Girl Scout community as well. She has been a mentor to several troop leaders who have talked about leaving girl scouts when their troop gets older and wants to quit. As one leader shared, "when I decided leading a troop was no longer feasible for me, it was Martha that encouraged me to find a way stay active, she told me "the fun really starts when they become older girls and you see them taking ownership of the girl scout beliefs and making them part of who they are."
- Cathie Bledsoe -"She doesn't say no." Cathie has a passion for Girl Scouting and wants the service unit, the leaders and the girls to be successful, so she helps out in any way that is needed." From coordinating a council-wide mega training event to organizing a STEM event for girls, Cathie's passion has made GSNI-M a special place for girls and adults.
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- Dina Mansour-Cole(not pictured) - Since Dina received her Thanks Badge several years ago she has continued to lead her service unit from recruitment to retention to fun leader meetings to mentoring both girls and adults. Dina is also active on the council level as a learning facilitator, a consultant for program materials as well as serving on the Gold Award committee.
2011 Other Award Recipients
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Susan DeFerbrache SU 601
Kristi Parrott SU 628
Amanda Ramsey SU 620
Kathy Maguire SU 617
Kim Bodell SU 628
Tammy Andrews SU 623
Amy Lara SU 628
Sherrie May SU 614
Casey Sharrar SU 611
Miesje Biggs SU 639
Angie Elwood SU 611
Marsha Robinson SU 616
Maraline Rogers SU 639
Erica Kitchen SU 606
Tracy Trevino SU 614
Beth Pierce SU 619
Kendra Fahlsing SU 616
Paula Lake SU 621
Julie Cox SU 616
Kristen Wells SU 620
Sheila Cordea SU 616
Cathy Warner SU 616
Vikki Titus SU 638
Becky Phelan SU 623
Rhonda Maskill Su 601
Roxi Noll SU 616
Michelle Gray SU 616
Jennifer Hans SU 616
Jennifer Chaffee SU 617
Rachael Lynn SU 628
Kandie Dellinger SU 617
Lisa Ludwick SU 601
Cherie Harris SU 620
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Carla Gappinger SU 606
Kathryn Hopper SU 606
Cheryl Neff SU 628
Carrie Cox SU 618
Laura Eicher SU 621
KatrineEskildsen SU 623
Randy Poff SU 617
Kathy Laatz SU 623
Tia Musser SU 617
Alan Willibey SU 617
Sandy Fleming SU 638
Jody Good SU 616
Lynette Wideman SU 638
Kim Ladig SU 616
Ruth Neff SU 628
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Microsoft (MSFT, Fortune 500) has been battling against Sony (SNE) and Nintendo (NTDOF) for gamers' attention since the original Xbox launched in 2001. The software giant-turned-console-manufacturer evolved from underdog to major player with the Xbox 360 in 2005. Microsoft has sold over 77 million Xbox 360s globally since launch, which is neck-and-neck with Sony's 77 million PlayStation 3s sold to date. (Nintendo is in the lead for current generation console sales with over 100 million Wiis sold worldwide.)
Microsoft has a lot of work to do in the court of gamers' opinions when it comes to the Xbox One, which launches in November for $500. The company has flip-flopped with its controversial features that would have limited used game playback, eliminated game rentals and prevented gamers from playing games offline. There's still plenty of time to win over gamers and the more mainstream consumers that Microsoft courted at its Xbox One reveal with its focus on the new entertainment features the next generation console opens up. Here are five reasons Microsoft will win the console war.
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Coddingtown Mall has the stores you love! Featuring over 60 specialty shops ranging from jewelry to workwear, this indoor mall is anchored by Macy's, JCPenney, Whole Foods, Old Navy and Target. While you are visiting, be sure to grab a bite to eat at BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse, Chipotle, Jack's Urban Eats, Sea Noodle Bar or Subway. Don't forget to end your night on a sweet note, with a scoop of ice cream from Baskin Robbins, an iced coffee from Starbucks or a healthy smoothie from Jamba Juice! Coddingtown Mall is conveniently located off Highway 101 and Guerneville Road/Steele Lane. From all of us here at Coddingtown Mall, we hope you will visit us soon.
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At Tennessee Tech, Reimann will develop international/export readiness criteria for the Baldrige framework used for the Tennessee Quality Award, teach classes and work directly with business graduate students and faculty to further the College's quality initiatives.
Lynda Popwell, vice president for quality at Eastman Chemical Company, a 1993 Baldrige National Quality Award winner, said of the appointment, "Through Dr. Reimann's leadership as director of the Baldrige program, America's businesses have reached new heights of quality excellence. Tennessee businesses will benefit greatly from his work with Tennessee Tech and the Tennessee Quality Award."
"I am pleased to become part of a very fine program at Tennessee Tech's College of Business Administration, and, through this program, to work with the very successful Tennessee Quality Award," says Reimann. "I have long believed that the U.S.' ability to compete in world markets depends upon greater leadership exercised by its business schools."
Reimann is a senior scientist emeritus at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (N.I.S.T.), where he served as the director of Quality Programs and deputy director of the National Measurement Laboratory for 33 years. He was awarded the U.S. Department of Commerce's Gold Medal for leadership of N.I.S.T. in the field of chemical measurements.
Reimann's numerous honors include a Distinguished Rank Award bestowed by President George Bush, the 1994 Quality and Productivity Management Association Leadership Award and the 1995 Tennessee Governor's Quality Award. The Baldrige Award recognizes U.S. companies for excellence in increasing quality and performance and improving competitiveness. The annual award is administered by the N.I.S.T., an agency of the Department of Commerce. Past recipients of the Baldrige Award include AT&T Consumer Communications Service and Federal Express.
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SHOPPERS have had a lucky escape after a car smashed into a store in the middle of Dursley after the driver lost control of her vehicle.
A green Ford Fusion left the road on Silver Street at around 5pm on Friday last week (December 13) and hit three cars before lodging itself in the Filling Station sandwich shop.
The driver, an 81-year-old woman from Dursley, was not hurt but shaken up after the accident.
Gloucestershire Police spokesman Christopher Jackson said the woman had attempted to go round the roundabout and back the way she came on Castle Street before hitting a kerb, losing control of the car and then accelerating into the shop.
Police, firefighters and an ambulance was quickly on the scene and the narrowness of the road meant that one way traffic had to be put in place in the middle of the rush hour on Friday and traffic quickly built up in the surrounding area.
The front of the Ford was severely damaged and the airbags had deployed during the collision, which smashed several windows of the shop and causing significant damage to the brickwork.
The inside of the store was littered with debris and the brickwork of the left hand side foyer had been pushed further into the shop.
Owner of the Filling Station Paul Maddock has ran the business for 11 years and lamented the loss of trade after he was forced to keep the store closed for several days, but was thankful nobody was hurt.
"It was 5pm on a Friday. Next door the hairdressers were full of people so it could have been far worse," he said.
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Mr Maddock now has to wait for a structural engineer to check the integrity of the building has not been compromised before he can reopen.
"I hope to open on Wednesday (December 18) but I need to check with my insurance company to make sure the place is safe," he said.
A Hyundai Santa Fe, a Fiat Dublo van and a Renault Megane were all damaged by the Ford before it came to a stop.
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Kincaid has taken matters into his own hands, concocting high-protein muffins baked from the comfort of his own home. He was surprised to see the looks of fellow gym-goers who were drawn to him eating muffins after a workout.
"I have been making high protein bars for myself for a long time," Kincaid said, "And the recipe has continually evolved over time, making it better, more tasty and more healthy, too. I am always on that search for more protein.
"Some people at the gym and friends wanted some bars and were asking me for some of the bars I was making at the time. So I put together a product development team, which was mainly friends and family and people from the gym. We went through lots of ideas and it helped improve the product."
The resulting product, Options 360, became the next step in Kincaid's life. The retired financial and business analyst began seeking ways he could bring his product to the public and, with the help of his wife, began packaging the basic ingredients used to bake his muffins.
In a single order from Options 360, customers receive a package of basic ingredients (a mix of rolled oats, oat bran, milled flaxseed, protein powder and other additives to make it rise), coconut shavings and chocolate chips individually packaged for customization. Kincaid said the beauty of the product is, as the name suggests, its options.
"By having a basic mix, the customer can add any fruit, yogurt or type of milk to it that they want," Kincaid said. "There are a few recipes in the baking instructions and I encourage people to take those recipes and branch out and come up with your own tastes and likes because mine are different than everybody else. There are so many options on what you want to do with it."
Kincaid whips ups batches of his Options 360 muffins inside One World Kitchen, a commercial kitchen in the Sparks Industrial area. Kincaid said he enjoys being able to schedule a couple hours in the kitchen because his product is made on an "as-needed basis" for the time being.
"(SPARKS) is a great place to manufacture. It is a commercial kitchen, I can use it as I need it. It is close to home and this is another little known part of Sparks that is available," he said. "It's a commercial kitchen for rent and a great opportunity for people with small businesses.
You can reserve or schedule some time and you can get in and do your thing."
Kincaid said a great tasting protein source for only 140 calories is hard to come by, and eliminating the cardboard taste was his main goal. Though his products need to be baked, Kincaid said the difficulty has been taken away by thorough instructions and packaging.
"It's already mixed," he said. "The hard part is done. All you have to do is mix up what you want in a bowl -- yogurt, milk, fruit -- mix it up, throw it together and it bakes in 20 or 25 minutes or so. The absolute hardest part is waiting for them to cool so you can eat. I would like everyone to cook, make and taste great healthy food and to have a source of healthy nutritious food right there in their pantry."
Kincaid has been the perfect test subject for his new product as an avid scuba diver, skier, hiker and weight lifter. He said the ability to eat healthy has aided his active lifestyle and he feels anyone who enjoys healthy eating can benefit from his nutritious muffins.
"If you want to be healthy and you want to be strong, you have to eat healthy and this is just a part of that and supplement to eating healthy. The old adage of eating your body weight in protein every day. That is hard to do so I keep them with me as often as possible. After workouts or between ski runs it just helps keep your body going."
Kincaid said because the business is still in the startup stage, he is managing his sales and shipping online and can do local pickups at Cornerstone Fitness in Reno. He said the website, www.options360.us, is a great place to find new recipes, participate in recipe contests, check out nutrition facts and more.


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Often I'm asked what types of music I like. I can't tell you how hard of a question that is to answer. My taste in music has become as varied as my love for film. So when I'm asked about my taste of music, I just answer that I like a little of all of it. Taking a look at some of my current playlist this week, you will quickly see what I'm talking about.